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This knitted set, consisting of collar, cuffs, and bag, is from one of my 1914 Home Needlework magazines. In addition to adding a little variety to one's best Sunday coat (which, in those days, was usually one's only coat), the collar and cuffs helped protect the coat fabric from dirt and wear.
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The scan did not come out as well as I would have liked, but if you download the three pages of instructions from my Flickr account, you can save it in the largest size, at which it is perfectly legible.
3 comments:
wow that's so cool...now if only I knew how to crochet...
thank you for the purse and coat set pattern.
I also have to thank you for all the other old patterns and designs that you have scanned and posted, they are fantastic. I am so happy that you have saved them all from oblivion.
Margaret
Pretty. I love those separate collars and cuffs, just never have anything to wear them on. Not that that's ever stopped me before when i want to make something. ;-)
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